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BoYs' C1orH1Aa REDUCED.

The Boys Suits a to ii years. lately reduced.
are meeting with ready sale. Remember we
offer you the identical suits we have been sell
ing at $3.50, 35, $3.50, SO and $3.50 at the
greatly reduced price of
1926 PER SUIT
Excellent opportunity to buy boys suit for
school wear ut a great saving.
Our object In making such concession il to
stimulate trade, and at the same time close out
these lines prior to the arrival of fall stock.
Just opened 100 pairs boys'-good Knock
about Pants. excellent dark shades, sizes 4 to
IA years. Just the thing to fill out the season.
Only 81 per pair.
(Third h0or.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and y sta NV.
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BIG G1ovE BAneA1xs.

BIG G1ovE BAnaA1ss.
We have opened fresh lots in this department.
and offer a. specially good values the following:
so doz. 4-Button Suede Gloves, in assorted
tan shades, only Csc. per pair.
so doz- 4-Button Suede Gloves, embroidered
backs, assorted shades Of tan. only T6c. per
pair.
SO dog. 8-Button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves,
embroidered backs, tan shades, only 81 per pair.
We keep at all times . good wholesome stock
to select from.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 1lth aad + sta NV.
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W. ARE CONSTANTLY CHAsa1sa

W. ARE CONSTANTLY CHANe1Na
our stock of Ladies' Fine Muslin Underwear.
introducing new goods new trimmings. new
styles, &c. keeping the stock full at all times
OF the best to be had for the several prices. We
offer:
200 dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers,
finished seams, buttons and button holes, we'll
shaped. Only 12Sc. each.
80 dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset Gov
ers, high neck, trimmed with Hamburg. but
tons and bItton-holes, complete, perfect-ft-
ting. Only csc. each
so dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin corded-band
Chemise, well made and finished. Only 37Hc
each.
go dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemise,
three excellent styles, viz: Yoke of lace, yoke
of 80 fine tucks, and yoke of Hamburg with
tucks. Only SOC. each.
rs dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers,
tucked Cambria rufne. with cluster of tucks
above. Only 37lc. each.
SO dozen Ladies' extra-ine Muslin Drawers,
fine Hamburg ruffie on the bottom, eight fine
tucks above. Only SOC. each
go dozen ladies' Fine Muslin Night Dresses,
front of Hamburg and tucks, cambria rufies
on neck. sleeves and down the front. Only
50c each.
Excellent styles in finer quality Of muslins. at
75e., 81, s1.25, $3.50. &C.
25 dozen Ladies' fine Muslin Walking Skirts,
wide Hamburg ruffie. with cluster Of tucks
above. Only 81 each.
Our success with Muslin Underwear s clearly
attributable to the excellent grade Of Cottons,
the high class of workmanship, style and fit,
which We offer at such moderate prices.
(Second floor: through either arch.)
WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP.
au19 Cor. 18th and r sits. NV.
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ExrRAoRD1SARr INDUCEMENTS To
SHOE BUYERS,
OPENING OF THE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE"
s24 SEVENTH STREET NV

Wehave stocked our builitng with FIRST QUALITY
BOOTS AND SHOES, which we viii sell ut prices that
you have been paying for INFERIOR GOODS We are
heve to build up . trade among you. WE DO NOT
WANT Big Profits. For this reason We have STYLED
ourselves the STANDARD SHOE HOUSE" and viii
Give you Leading Prices on Good Standard 0ooda
REMEMBER, WE HANDLE NOTHING sHODDY.
The following are few lines Of the immense stock
Just Received:
ESQ Pairs Ladies' Kid Button ut CSC: worth Al al
goo Fine Am. Kid Button, at s1.42;
worth %.
225 Pairs Ladies' Good Leather House Slippers At
43c
$50 Pairs Ladies' Fine Hand sewed Dongols Button
ut 81 10; worth S3.2d
ITS Pairs Ladies' Finest Am Kid Button At Al "a
worth $3.50.
300 Pairs Misses Solid Kid Spring Heel Button, At
e6c.: worth 8l.4O
800 Pair Masses Solid Goat, Spring Heel Button, at
CSC. worth 81 40.
goo Pairs Infants Kid Button at &c.: worth Soc
1sa Pairs Mems "Nobby" Calf Shoes in Balls But
ton, or Congress. at 50; worth ga
And Other Goods sold at Equally Low Prices
LADIES' AND aENTLEMEN's FINE SHOES A
SPECIALITY.
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ADVERTISER

VIII serve their own purpose best, and Ut the same
time greatly accommodate THn STAR, IL they will send
IN before noon tomorrow their announcements for
the extra large edition of Saturdays paper the forms
OF which must be sent TO press much earlier than
the other Eve days of the week.
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WANTED--HELP.

WANTED-IMMEDIATE IN A GROCERY AND
W provision store an honest, sober. aetive ener.
meats neat must be wen recommended Apply g H 4 =.
WAETED.yoLDERETEs ExFERIENUEn
to ssSr O'clock
o s9 ION GERMAN s9PEE nAR1SR
II not sober need not apply. he
s a r. ga es0S s. WASH As
WANTED-A WOMAN. TO DO COOKING AND
=: ;'sSy :; MIA Co:
WAITE, ,or SIksT Class gs
ave-. up stairs. suf9-2t'
WANTED-A YOUNG coLoRED MAN AS poR-
Address WITH references BOX 157. Star ONCE saIss;
WANTED.AT ONCE, A FIRsT-CI.ASs REsTAU-
fges
WAkIEDoaoFoR THE COMING sEAsoN,Ex.
Fridays from II to ocloc s''e'' on
WANTED YOUNG MAN Is OR II YEARS OF
w sss, to learn the drug business Apply 1919 54th
WANTRD-TWO JoURNEYMEN BARRIERS COL
NY STs mgst &c competent and sober mem e Eb
WANTED sEAMsTREss AND CHAMBER;
with references, EOS New Jersey ave. sc. au1T BIZ
WANTED-1.OOO COOKS AND GENERAL
House Men, Walters Farm Hands, SC. this city, with
SSs Tnis s and
WANTED ANY ONE WHO KNOWS
~ WHEREABOUTS Of Mary Sweeney. formerly cook q
sa7s
WANTED.WoMEN COOKS, $40 to se5; MAIDS
cook Wsees farm ana and noae ana
NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. ais TIL 81. nw:sis-6t;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-BY DRUGGIST, GRADUATE, WITH
ton. GOOD Salesman and Competent cie,i. salts
faet1ry differences Address K G. s.. Star office
WANTED-BY A CARPENTER WORK TO DO
SMITH, 1910 14th ST. It,
MISREPRESENTATION By COMPETENTY YOUNG
w headwaiter; thoroughly reliable and trustworthy
u
Point House. East Moriches, IL au183ts
WANTED-A LADY WOULD LIKE SITUATION
as cOmpanlon and to care for an old lady. city or
st
M ANTED-SITUATION BY TWO IRISH GIRLS.
" who are willing to work: have never been EN-
ploysd in this country. Address 723 4th St na
WANTED POSITIONS FOR COOKS HOUSE
Walters, Housemen, Farm Hands (Male and Female
HsFhs s.Sres q Sefsl G1ss and country
WANTED - IF YOU WANT A COOK, MAID,
Tb6R bnRRa a. si s call NAI9s
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOU

FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
EoR sALE-cHEAP-To AN IMMEDIATE PUR-
aes sso e eos' $50 Sad Sss
sf .sfs Inquire s01 9th St NV Also Side saddle
EQR sALE.HoRsE. BUGGY AND HARNESS;
S ssa Z s1s
NOR sALE-TwO FRESH ALDERSEY GRADE
SR ST sss ase' ss s II Ss
about 900: sound and safe IS lay e dr5ss s7s
au18-3t i4O7 st.
FOR sALEIyusT ARRIVED 20 HEAD OF FINE
Rs:as LIZ sE
FOB SALE sALE FIN COUPE .I HORSE SIX YEARS
fDs
EOR SALE-A BAY MARE: STYLISH, SOUND,
fss and
FoR sALE.A VERY HANDSOME BRoWN MARE,
naaFs It isTs 5pf ssn s
RAJ. I4th st., near Long Bridge aai5>6t:
WANNTED.FoR NERVOUS PgosTgATIoN AND
Ys sSsftsR and SspsEa
the medicine required Agency WARES Ebbitt House
Drug Store au1o-1m
EoR; sALE-BUY YOUR CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs,
IN ,e sas s,.s 4ee peun MM G .ye
e quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance:
no loss of time handling Of fuel Send for circuls:
and n,I pr,ss list y. hAILAOf. Agent 7al 7thst
EoR sALE-sEyERAL GRAND BARGAINS in
E
eanS ns city Cost H to Hrdes 500
oag slI s.s + ss sl9 per month or cash. good dis
We have now on hand few choice nearly new, very
saa tot @ M
sss H. as he Aa
,,oz THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs.
+ rots Il; also young Male Noctias Sirdz $50
scHN1ps Bird Store,
jy23-1m 18th st., two door south Pa. ave.
NOR LE-BRICKS-BUILDINa BRICK FOR
sa as + oo at On q ha
ton. Potomac Terra Gotta o.. Office. 14l1 st
NOR sALEoNE SECONDHAND. UPRIGHT
I Piano. S175. We are offering special bargains in
ass s Il ss
eS sS as 81 s4 Il s.i
s 81 s' Rssas SAFETY
EOR sALE-lOO CARRIAGES. BUGG!ES. AND
j. yarCished wagons: milk wagons aud 2 q psssel-
ger Vanished wagons also painted wagons, doctors
aud ladies, ph@tons, and one stage, easy terms J.
]. COOK, 3a95 ST.. Georgetown my2S-3m
81 Hosi sKssI E,Sss ot4aET 9
goods delivered tres H A. sELiGsON. Il06 Pa Nv.
my23-3m
EOR sAI.E-ABoUT, 1000 POUNDS OF NoNPA-
IN this paper. The face Of both fonts is d.
eirebe. they are in good condition. aud capable Of
modsr.te circulation. VIII Be cola cheap y bulk Ad.
dress THE EyFNlNH STAR hEwspAfER CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-19

Weclose Saturdays until Sept. 1st at O'Clock
p m, other evenings at 2. m. One more Half
Holiday after tomorrow. We thank our Gus
tomers and the public gsaerally for THAR sup
port In this movement
WOODWARD LOTHnOP.
Cor l1th and sta nv.
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fheEagtnssring SeWs charges, specifically, that
the "f' disaster was caused BY the use OF the old
fashioned air-orakes TO which the Balttmore and
Ohio road clings after they have been abandoned
elsewhere for newer and better devices The hest
forms OF brake cost more than the old-fashioned
devices. except where their use avoids an expen-
sive disaster. owing 70 the prompt action OF the
Commissioners tho evils OF the .Yy have beep
somewhat relieved The public now renew their
demand upon the COMPANY for the most effective
form OF brakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-19

Those rho leave ne city during the summer can
have The Star mailed TO the~s fer any lsn0tA qf
time, and the address changed a. often a. desired.
sIAaa subscriptions must BE- Invariably paid IN
oduance, at the rate Of 50 cents per moRth for TIE
term desred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-19

HAsDkEncH1Brs FoR LADIES Or
GENTLEMEN
AT 12kc.
A new line Of White and Coored- bordered Handker-
zoe each, but they will all be sold at the uniform
price Of
12k CENTS,
PALAIS ROYAL.
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T 95l Qst. sr Estore&55 3l9 4th mi 3 Is 80
$40 Riggs St, Sr... 40 st n.e.6r mi Is. 80
$40 ST. ar, all m l. 30 Sl3 18th sine 10
l513 9th ST, Ora 18th St ne 5r mi Ia
2S05 Olive ave. Do l3.9 Bound. n e., y
% st. Sr., H. i...eDl2 Cooksey's alley :Sr q
81 It'll 6r, mi. 80 I0g Wyie St ne 10 so
SWORMSTEbTk RRAnLEY,
Y2I-1m 921 L ST.
EOR RENT-A TEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE. IN
the northwestern section of the city, between her
dies aud 14ths ears for rent at $40 per month on
LIST September. HILL JOHNSTON, 1:}S 18th St
H.w au13-6t
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TIE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE
A FIELD DAY.

au19-2t s24 7th street NV, between g and H.
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Gentlemen, we must "give the devil his due" Since
we've been advertising MEMS GOODS DTS ouly day
twoI we've doubled business The Star is costly
"a devish costly medium Of Advertising and we ques-
cn III minds. whether we're not giving tie devil
more than his due. Advertising IL necessary but 30
are low prices at this We thiak men must
grumble at being tired because low prices have a.
tracted 10 many of you (men)
SOME OF THE Low PRIcEa
40. ENGLISH SILK sCARFS 8 FOR 81,
SOC. PQLKA-DOT SATIN WlNDsCRs, $50.
Csc PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Gee.
WARRANTED PURE LINEN HANDKERC HIS IL re,
CSC PURE CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 4sc.
Csc. FANCY DESIGNS ENGLISH SOCKS, CSC.
75e FANCY PURE LIsLE THREAD SOCKS, 35c.
CSC. BLACK ENGLISH SILK SOCKS FOR 75e.
81 STRIPED ENGLISH BAL UNDERWEAR, Csc.
4sC. vENTILATING BAL UNDERWEAR, eec.
CSC ExTRA-FINE BAL UNDERWEAR. 75c.
PLATED CHAMPION" DRESS SHIRTS, &c.
PALAIs ROYAL SURPRISE DRESS SHIRTS, SOC.
81 FRENCH PERCALE DRESS SHIRTS sec.
q collars and pair cufs.l
csc. 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS. 20c PAIR.
T5c FANCY EMBROIDERED NIGHT SHIRTS, $50.
GENUINE FRENCH GUYoT sUsPRNDERs. SIC.
SOLID LEATHER TRAVELLING sATCHELs $3.50.
LEATHER TOURISTS" FOR TRAVELLERS, CSC,
Waterproof cases. compartments for toilet artcles
50c DOUBLE STRAPS WITH HANDLES, ESQ.,
SOAPS COMBS. BRUSHES, PERFUMES.
A case full Of samples under show window.
Ivory Handle Umbrellas reduced from $40 to s7.ee
Heavy Solid Silver Crook Handles, to @7.96.
Boxwood Handles and Silver Band, to 3A98.
"Gioria" Umbrellas. el5O. Warranted two years
tIWeve two big windows full Of samples Of sbovA
Don't pass BY. sToP!!l
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Audaeity, as Indicated by Russia's circular re-
monstranee seems 70 be the chief trait OF Prince
Ferdinands character. He not only announced his
willingness 70 assume the throne without first
consulting the powers represented at the Berlin
congress- but, when the sobranJe sent him word OF
his election, he packed his gripsack and started
for Sofa direct without observing the formality
his kinsnaan Alexander did and making q D. o. G.
call on the several soyereigns most interested In
his future. He has since been making speeches
and issuing manifestoes entirely On his own hook,
undisturbed by any consideration OF what the
great powers might think OF his performances.
Some OF them have, meanwhile, showed by their
utterances how scandaiized they ara, but not one
mas raised hand 20 suppress the young prince.
Whether they viii nnaiiy yield 10 the Impulses OF
evaporation or coax him away with some more
tempting bait, or give him all the chance he de-
sires 10 ruin himself, remains 70 be seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-19

The socialists In attendance at the Syracuse
convention OF the United Labor party are making
all the trouble they can without actually accom-
plishing anything. Mr.. Shevitsch, their chief
spokesman, made nfteen-minutss' appeal 20 the
convention yesterday, In which he declared that
the socialists were the backbone Of the party,
When test vote was taken, however, it showed
that the anti-sOciaiists outnumbered them By
about two 20 one. From this 1t seems that the
backbone must play comparatively unimport ant
part in the United Labor organism. Another
source from which the convention was menaced
was the union labor party, nondescript host
which lately convened and adopted resolutions
and adjourned at Rochester, N. Y, and
whose conference committee, headed BIZ
the most notorious political striker In the
Interior OF the State, tried to lure the fol-
lowers OF George and MeGlynn into q CO.
alition, but In vain The outlook for an easy
campaign in the labor cause next fall Is not en-
couraging. The expulsion OF q batch OF socialist
contestants from the convention, the snubbing
suffered By those who remained, the refusal to
treat with rival organization, and dozen other
Incidents have eonspifed 70 strew the way with
dinnculties In advance. The big vote which was
expected on the basis Of last November's poll in
New York city must be discounted Therefore by
dropping out several maicontent elements that
then went 70 swell It's volume.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
TIoR RENT-A GOOD STABLE AND CARRIAGE
u house. Apply 225 ID 81. NV. Also, two desirable
cellar rooms. Apply 22o b st. NV. aq15-1w'
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| NEW,
BOTH IN STYLE AND PRICE. AS TO STYLE
MUCH PRETTIER AS TO PRICE, MUCH LOWER.
We ALLUDE TO OUR NEW RACK RUFFLINas
OPENED TO-DAY. THREE LOTS, lec., 25c., goo,
AND BE SURE TO SEE THEM, AL COIORs AND
COMBINATIONS. REALLY BEAUTIFUL.
BAUMS
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Fsss. sf R,':1 :Ts 81 NEW THREE
ID S ~o sesss ny mysp,,s. sfn
S Ss:sss ss III e Is.
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500 Essex Court, Ar.sl2,se
1873 + 81 NV, Or. .....l2
So 18th st. Sc, 6r. 10
$50, 53s. $40 18th st.
Rear sis ists.e., ar. 10 10
i2ll ! st. ne, Ar. o
Rear u l g 9Th st.sw.,arS. 90
lila Il st NV, Pr, Sd a. &
Rear 4o4 K st, ir.........S
l6S1 Essex CT, Nv, Ar. s
1 and 3 81 st. bet. Nj
! aud y SITS. s.w. $50
18th ST.. bet T. Cap. aud
! A SITS. e.e., Or. ..........6
1856 l. st. Sc. ar. 5
4 Shwinghammer al. ,n.w.5
Rear 2l22 kn.w..2r.
l917 Temperance alley
| n-w.w-2d d. back r......3
ID OFFICES.
l40l 9TH ST., Ar, LIST fir. .S25
Vernon Row. room IL 20
9th and Pa. av., run y. lie
401 9TH St. IT., Sd fir. 10
Cellar, 15A3 Nj st.n.w.....S
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

Tor PENTHOUSE 30l II ST. n. E. APPLY IN
II Drug Store. au19-3t'
EOR RENT-93l o ST. NV; BRICK: TWO
Il stories nine rooms all modern improvements:
rent SAo. H. II. WARNER CO. sul9-1'
EOR RENT-1106 o ST. n. w, S-RooM BRICK.
$50 % Also large furnished room in private fam
~; 20 gentleman only. Inquire at e45 D st. nv
TroR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL THREE-SToRY
press-brck front House. 11l4 9th st. n W; tAy
WINDOW all the way up: all modern improvements:
speaSins tubes large back yard and shed: rent 600
Apply 1Tl6 9th st. NV aula-3t.
ErOR RENT IN GEORGETOWN
y NO Cook Place, q ST. furnished. ID r. MI .S65Ou
No. 1918 f-I9 ST.. new, 10 r. m i..... 80 90
10. 5495 slth st. IL IT, m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
10 :s130 St, T., m l., new......--........ u 90
10. - Slst 81, t. m i-----....-......-... Eapy
no SaoS St. r, m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
O. ii. FlCKIiNG, Real Estate
aule-3ts 1894 32d st. u. VI.
Lf0R RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, EIIGIBLY
located opposite one of the public paris i'm the
northwest section Der desires 10 reserve one ioem
Rent, $40. Ten rooI19. CHAS. E BAEES 1908
st. aulq-3t
ICOR RENT4Oa BID ST. 6. W.. SIX ROOMS MOD
imps house in frst-class condition. viii rent 10 q
respectable coiored tenant Hey at corner grocery.
CHAS. Z. BANES. 1003 St aule-3t
EnR RENT-BEICK HOUSE. MODERN IMPROVE
Il ments. 2013 g St Apply 1915 18th St au4-lAt
EoR RENT-HoUsEA
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FoR RENT
f94M n ave, 7r 10 80 1870 Boundary o.. ,aa.56
1928 18th ST. NV, Or. 40 1886 st. NV, 6r 20 SO
w. C. DUVALL. a25 st. NV
au13-5t (Successor to Duvall 4 Marr)
EOR RENT-ls36 l4TH ST NV, 8 ROOMS s4fl
IL per month"; Hous open for inspection Apply TO
owner, K GoI.DsChNIp, Room i. l225 II. NV.
aul3-}m
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IL Frame, 10th, near NV. lot pa feet inches W
so feet; rpolls. $1,000.
Frame 9Th. near L NV, lot 81 by 80 feet; rooms
Brlck, /. near 9th NV, lot II by lo5. IL reoms,
$4,000. JAMES W. TYLER,
Iyl5 800 4 81. a. ~ tSecoud TloorD
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED : TO BUY NEW 2-STORY BRICK
w House, or z rooms, modern improvements,
Address BUYER. Star Office with particulars au192ts
WANTED-BY BUSINESS MAN-HOUSE AND
w lot, with cellar and stable lot suitable for
building stable Terms easy. Address with full
particulars and terms, A. b. j., Star office aul93ts
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INOR RENT
~ iowa Circle S.story h1ck, 10 rooms. el0Q 90
l2lO sts S-story brick, 10 rooms ......., 1000
12Q4 St, astoIy hrtct, rooms......-...... 5s.34
eu1 81, o-stoTy hr1ck ~ ypQans, ..,.,,... 1900
TX nItn ST. S.ftoFy bt5ck, 3 Pooms 1000. 1000
Ivy 81 n e., Z-story brick, r., and store. 1000
15l5 ST. s-stoEy brick roems..,.,.,.,,.,. S506
1928 d5tn q, 5-story brick. rooms $3.50
i5e3 :s n. a. ss. Ss.Sf bsse Eesrs 8
1.O4 Ht St y. e. 2-story hEiek, rooms 49, 22 SO
Sy14 1yth sts Z-story brick. 3 rooms - 1900
Ell E!evelapo ave- tStoxy bElek, rpous,. is, 10
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lS22 Ist NV, ler. -.s12F
500 18th st. N. W.. 1lr.-Tt
Ills & I'd floor 100 Pa
ave, n.w...............6s
10I0 18th ST NV, Tor. 30
2142 \ 2l44 / st. n.w. b!
Il! 18th ST. NV, Sr.. 81
IA 2 st. NV, Or. x.
40 st., Ir.............2.
800 4 st. ne, Or. 81
1877 4 st. NV, ar. 80. sc
gu c st. s.w.. Or. IL
1913 18th st. NV. Or. :. II
~ Myrtle st. n.e.,6r. /!
~ Defrees st.n e., ar. Ia
g2 Myrtle sine, It'd
1887 + st. Ne, Or. .12.5(
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FOR SALE-LOTS

VSOR SALE-sPECIAl. BARGAIN IN FOUR LOTS
u Two fronts MASSACHUSETTS, and ID street n. @.
Only so each. two lots sth street NV 2oNa3 only
eoc; cor Massachusetts and 10th street e. only
zoe; A feet front street with two frames rent
ing for &l2. only $1,000 for whole.
WRIGHT BOLTON.
C.4rA iIl at,aE
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15

liable to happen In the disiiaton OF OIL ano was
not Intentional or preconcerted.
The evidence of Miller is reviewed where he says
Everest told him to give the Buffalo fellows scare ETC.
and the conversation with Lawyer Truesdale was re-
heated The defence claimed that Miller suggested
blowing up the works and Hiram Everest pronounced
the proposition scandaous. The jury we're advised
that they must decide whether or not the attempt
occurred and II 1t did whether it the result OF care
lessness or intentional and done the nsgation OF the
Everess. The false actions alleged were thrown OUT
there being no proof Another overt act alleged was
epticing away the Buffalo Companys servant Mler' Al
this done without injury 10 trade or commerce 'e
remedy was in a civil action for damages That wouiu
not be crime but II the injury occurred II wona come
within the purpose OF the law. Evidence dlsaBeeu ~,
10 the value Of Millers services The deehce ch,in
that Miller sought the unemployment WIN tne
and that would relieve them OF criminal hanlnty. II
Mers services not essential ana II tne Jury "eIe
not satisfied beyond reasonable doubt then tne TWO
must be acquitted One person could not consplre SO
that the verdict must apply 10 Dot Inc quesuon
of character must be given due weight
By request Of the defence Judge Haght cnargsd inat
one OF the overt must have taken place IN IIlo
County and that the Standard Oil issue was eliminated
from the case
At 10 O'Clock tonight the jury had not agreed anu
Judge Haight adjourned court until tomorrow